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Book 2021aranteed, Australian journalism has inherited what could be described as a ‘Larrikin’ tradition to protect its independence. This book mines Australian journalism’s rebelliousness, humor and distinct disrespect for authority in various socio-historical contexts, to explore its determination to maint

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,Larrikin-Journalists and the Media Moguls (1986–2001), the 1980s and 1990s. It looks at the rise of ABC TV’s Larrikin organ, Media Watch, and the law’s renewed enthusiasm for jailing journalists. It finishes with the significant legal precedents set for Australia’s freedom of the news media.

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Larrikinism.com: 2001 Onward,ralia, its historical context, and the changing professional micro-cultural attitudes toward Indigenous issues. It concludes with the impact of the World Wide Web, and the events that shaped freedom of the news media in the digital space in Australia.

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Colonial Larrikins,rth. It also has a look at the somewhat neglected first female Larrikin-journalist, Clara Seekamp. This chapter concludes with the first recorded cases of Australian journalists claiming professional indemnity in refusing to divulge confidential sources in the face of authority.

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,Larrikin-Journalists: Federation to Appeasement (1901–1939),tive and the Gallipoli Letter, as well as examining the significance of the founding of Australian journalism’s union. The chapter concludes with emerging parallels between Larrikinism and journalism’s so-called Left-wing ideology, accusations of which have been used to control the news media ever since.